Cambridge University Press, 1997, 240 Pages
Volume 2 contains the basic physical ideas and laws used in the study of the outer layers of a star including stellar magnitudes, spectra and temperatures, radiative transfer in a stellar atmosphere, line formation, the spectrum of hydrogen, spectral analysis, and available structural components.
Stellar magnitudes and stellar colors
Stellar spectra
Temperature estimates for stars
Basics about radiative transfer
Radiative transfer in stellar atmospheres
The depth dependence of the source function
The continuous absorption coefficient
The influence of the non-greyness of the absorption coefficient
The pressure stratification
Theory of line formation
The hydrogen lines
Spectrum analysis
Basics about non-local thermodynamic equilibrium
The hydrogen convection zone
Stellar chromospheres, transition layers, and coronae
Stellar winds
Volume 2 contains the basic physical ideas and laws used in the study of the outer layers of a star including stellar magnitudes, spectra and temperatures, radiative transfer in a stellar atmosphere, line formation, the spectrum of hydrogen, spectral analysis, and available structural components.
Stellar magnitudes and stellar colors
Stellar spectra
Temperature estimates for stars
Basics about radiative transfer
Radiative transfer in stellar atmospheres
The depth dependence of the source function
The continuous absorption coefficient
The influence of the non-greyness of the absorption coefficient
The pressure stratification
Theory of line formation
The hydrogen lines
Spectrum analysis
Basics about non-local thermodynamic equilibrium
The hydrogen convection zone
Stellar chromospheres, transition layers, and coronae
Stellar winds